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39a MINUTES of THE MEETING of THE CITY COUNCIL October 29, 1977 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Robert Philcox called the Adjourned Regular Meeting of the City Council to order at 10:00 A.M. ROLL CALL Deputy City Clerk Doris George called the roll which is recorded as follows: Councilmembers Brandes, Herlihy, LeClaire, Mercer and Mayor Philcox were present. , Mr. Brown, City Manager, Mr. Scheidig, City Attorney, and Mr. Harris, Director of Planning, were present. PUBLIC HEARINGS Applicat.~o~ .0f t~p, City.of Pleasanton to adopt a Residential Allocation ProSram Fonsis.~in5 of a Community Development El~ement~ NeMative Declaration pertaining to the Elem.ent~ draft Residential Allocation Program Ordinance and th~ mandatgrZ and incentive elements of the Allocation Pro~ra~ (Contd. Open from 10-18-77 and 10-27-77) Mayor Philcox stated this was the final public hearing meeting regarding the Residential Allocation Program, and the purpose of this meeting was to take public testimony regarding this matter. Mayor Philcox declared the continued public hearing Open. Mrs. Noel Anger, representing the League of Women Voters of Livermore-Amador Valley, read a letter dated October 27, 1977, presenting the view of this organi- zation regarding the Residential Allocation Program, which was generally in sup- port of the plan. Mr. William Mahafee, 2485 Tice Valley Boulevard, Walnut Creek, asked if the plan effected commercial and industrial as well as residential under the 1972 Settlement Agreement. Mr. Scheidig explained the allocation program schedule in said agreement and how if could affect commercial and industrial development. ~. Mahafee stated he was opposed to the Residential Allocation Program as it might affect commercial and industrial development allocation and felt it was improper if it holds up commercial development. Mrs. Dagmar Fulton, 4536 Mirador Drive, representing SEEC (Social, Environ- mental, Economic Concerns), which is an organization formed to protect property rights of individuals, presented various State, Regional and Local studies which she felt infringed on individual property owners rights. She urged Council to take a total look at the total picture and the long range effects before making any changes in present ordinances that might further control individuals and add costs to ~he taxpayers. Dr. Robert Myers, 717 E. Angela Street, presented a letter dated October 21, 1977, regarding his proposed retirement center and how the Residential Alloca- tion Program might affect this development. He presented background information on the subject property and stated he felt the proposed center should be con- sidered as Institutional rather than Residential zoning. l